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Trent Alexander-Arnold won the Premier League in his final season as a Liverpool player(Image: Sebastian Frej/Getty Images)

Trent Alexander-Arnold will leave a lasting legacy in Merseyside despite departing Liverpool last week.

The 26 year-old from West Derby now plays for Spanish side Real Madrid.

Alexander-Arnold left after winning two Premier League titles, two League Cups, an FA Cup, a FIFA Club World Cup and the 2019 Champions League.



This included supporting The Whitechapel Centre, a homeless charity, and funding the TAA League.

These are youth football leagues giving young children a chance to play football for free and have been funded by the right back.

The leagues take place at the Tiber Football Centre in Toxteth and the Eddie McArdle Playing Fields on Simonswood Lane in Kirkby.

There was some uncertainty about whether these leagues would continue to receive funding after he left for Spain.

One of the organisers, Sean Barrigan, praised Alexander-Arnold and his family for their “generosity and kindness”.

In a statement after a recent youth tournament, Sean said: “Just want to say a massive thank you to all 40 teams who participated in our tournaments this week, most importantly the 50+ teams who participated in both our leagues this season.

Without their generosity and kindness, the league would not be able to give all the players free football every single week.

“This is my third year currently coordinating and TAA League’s fifth all together.

"This has been my favourite year so far and yes the league is carrying on.